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Government restores commercial LPG supplies as West Asia energy concerns ease

New Delhi: The government on Thursday restored commercial LPG supplies to pre-crisis levels and lifted sector-specific restrictions imposed during the recent West Asia conflict, citing improved domestic production and the expected arrival of imported cargoes. In a statement, the Petroleum Ministry said supplies of non-domestic packed LPG to hotels, restaurants and other commercial users have…

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India exports 4.3 tons of Banganappalli mangoes to Singapore via cost-effective sea route

New Delhi: India has exported 4.3 tonnes of Banganappalli mangoes to Singapore through sea route with lower logistics costs, the government said on Thursday. In an official statement, the Ministry of Agriculture noted that logistics costs through sea route were significantly lower than those of air shipment. “In a breakthrough for India’s fresh fruit export…

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Modi gets call from Armenia PM, thanks him for helping evacuation of Indians from Iran

New Delhi:  Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday received a phone call from his Armenia counterpart Nikol Pashinyan whom he thanked for facilitating the evacuation of Indian nationals stranded in Iran following the recent developments in West Asia. Modi also congratulated Pashinyan on the victory of his Civil Contract Party in the country’s parliamentary elections…

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Ethanol blending programme safe, use of E20 won’t affect vehicle insurance validity: Govt

New Delhi:  India’s ethanol blending programme remains safe, consumer-friendly, and economically beneficial, the government said, dismissing concerns that the use of E20 fuel could affect the validity of vehicle insurance policies. The oil ministry, in a statement, said claims linking E20 fuel use to insurance invalidation had been clarified with relevant stakeholders and were found…

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Stock markets turn flat in subdued trading

Mumbai: Stock market benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty were trading flat in a subdued trading on Tuesday, as investors stayed on the sidelines after the recent rally. Weak trends in Asian markets and fresh foreign fund outflows also led to the subdued trading in equities during the early deals. The 30-share BSE Sensex declined 57.43…

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